Whether you're married, dating or single, Valentine's Day is a great opportunity to score cheap discounts as online merchants look to capitalise on the day of love. From free premium Porn Hub access (no, really) to 150 half-price restaurants, these are the best deals you can buy right now.

There's nothing more romantic than wine and chocolate -- as long as the pairing is right. Here are some useful suggestions from an expert in the field.

Love is a complex and powerful force, one that plays out in a number of emotional, cognitive and social ways. According to the late psychologist John Alan Lee, there are six broad styles of love: Agape, Ludus, Storge, Eros, Mania and Pragma. We look at each in turn to help you determine the type of lover you are and the type of lover you need.

If you want to earn extra style points this upcoming Valentine's Day, the right soundtrack for the evening can help. You can find a playlist to go along with dinner somewhere else. Here, we have one for what comes after.

There’s only one day a year that’s devoted to impressing your loved one, and Valentine’s Day for many can be a daunting experience. To help ease the culinary burden, I’ve created this easy to prepare and delicious beef recipe to help impress any date this Valentine’s Day.

The perfect romantic meal should be easy to prepare, easy to clean up, and not so filling that you're too weighed down to enjoy other, uh, activities. A steak dinner is never unwelcome, but it's a bit heavy, and you don't want to smoke up the house or fret about overcooking a rib eye. Luckily, there a bunch of dishes you can make to wow your sweetie, even if you're not quite Top Chef Material.

When you've just started dating someone, Valentine's Day is more awkward than romantic. You don't know if you should plan a lavish night on the town, buy them a gift or simply ignore the day altogether. Here's what two dating and relationship experts recommend.

If you're planning to buy flowers for Valentine's Day, you might want to order them soon. They're only going to get more expensive as February 14 nears, and this graph from shopping site Brad's Deals shows you just how much.

You can have a great, romantic time with your significant other without spending a fortune. Whether you're planning a Valentine's Day outing or quality time any other day of the year, here are at least eight cheap date ideas that won't make you look cheap.

Speciality florists shops can be expensive, but by sticking to one colour and its variations, you can pick and choose your own flowers from the supermarket or corner stand to make your own professional-looking, affordable bouquet for special occasions, like Valentine's Day.

Valentine's Day is tomorrow! You've got your power ballads and slow jams ready, right? Oh, snap, you don't?! Don't worry. We got you covered.

Buying a bouquet of roses for your sweetheart on Valentine's Day guarantees their freshness, but they might also cost you almost double the usual price. You might want to consider buying them early -- like right now.

The first stage of dating someone can be exciting, invigorating, and intoxicating -- but it can also be perilous if you're not careful. If you see too many of these red flags flying instead of fireworks, you might want to look for love elsewhere.

It's the final stretch before Valentine's Day on Sunday. If you have a significant other that works in IT, specifically in networking, who you want to do something special for, we are here to help. For a bit of fun on a Friday, here are a few funny "romantic" e-cards they might appreciate.

Chocolate truffles are a classic Valentine's Day treat, but they can cost a pretty penny. Instead of shelling out hard-earned cash, make your own treats at home with just two ingredients: chocolate and cream.

Valentine's Day is not cheap. Flowers, gifts, dinner; before you know it you've blown a couple of hundred bucks in one night. So how much should you spend on Valentine's Day? A new survey has revealed what people think is a reasonable amount to spend on their date.

If case you've forgotten (we hope you haven't), Valentine's Day is on this Sunday. If you're ill prepared for the special occasion (we hope you aren't), we've got you covered. We have assembled a collection of Lifehacker Australia's best Valentine's Day and relationship advice to give you some pointers for last-minute preparations.

So you forgot to buy flowers for your partner and it's too late to run out now. But you have a workbench. You are a life hacker, after all. So you probably have duct tape and LEDS and batteries? Then what are you waiting for?

Housenet is a social networking app designed to introduce local residents to each other for platonic fun. According to the creators, it's also a great way to arrange a non-romantic play date on Valentine’s Day with like-minded neighbours.